Sentence examples for was surely something from inspiring English sources

But it was surely something in the nature of the New Yorker that prompted another patron to buy the dogs a steak.

The Republican Senate nominee in Indiana, Richard Mourdock, took heat for stating in a debate that if a woman gets pregnant after rape, it was surely "something that God intended to happen".

When poor Lindsey Jacobellis paused to do one last trick on her snowboard in 2006, costing her the gold medal as she fell from the excess, there was, surely, something foolishly private, a thing overseen, about it.

The mayor said there was surely something special about the quality of the Mediterranean light here, although he noted that the same light had attracted directors who used Matera as a substitute for Spain and northern Africa.

Still, there was surely something special about the ghosts at Cal Neva Lodge, which, when Sinatra was its owner between 1960 and 1963, became a hub for his Rat Pack cronies, including, of course, Dean Martin, Sammy David Jr and Peter Lawford.

He is touchingly honest in his book about dating in his 20s and early 30s: "Sex was surely something that happened almost by accident, and 'going out with someone' was just a happy further accident that would follow if you didn't feel shit about yourself in the morning.

No, it's surely something to celebrate.

This ambition is surely something the NUT should support.

That thuggish tackling also qualifies, is surely something that scarcely needs to be said.

But fashion that is life-enhancing, as much as figure-flattering, is surely something that Ms. Philo cares about.

"This ambition is surely something the NUT should be supporting," she said.